Sentence examples for if we distinguished from inspiring English sources

Of course, the trends might be sharper if we distinguished the battleground states, where the ads were actually being broadcast, from other states.

And it might help if we distinguished systematically between courtesy and principle when these symbolic identity issues arise.

The answer is hardly in doubt if we distinguish between issues of style and status.

If we distinguish finely, every individual horse is different, and if we distinguish coarsely, horses are no different from other animals, or even from all other things.

If we count letter types, the answer could be 4 ('a,'l'b,'m'b,' 'm') or 5 (if we distinguish between capital and small letters).

If we distinguish oxen from non-oxen, then we have a case in which any one thing must either be "this" (an ox) or "that" (a non-ox).

If we distinguish logical from conceptual necessity, it is easy to see that the logical supervenience of the ethical is a non-starter.

If we distinguish between involuntary convulsions and voluntary bodily movements, then on this view free actions are just voluntary bodily movements.

This disagreement may perhaps be avoided if we distinguish an 'internalist' and an 'externalist' version of the regress (in the terminology of Orilia 2006a).

The fact that Locke does not mention the judicial power as a separate power becomes clearer if we distinguish powers from institutions.

If we distinguish sensorial apprehension from the intellect's judgment of it, then it is perfectly legitimate to expect truth (or a certain kind of truth) from the senses.